Maps and Navigation APKs · Page 3

OsmAnd is an Android app for people looking for maps and navigation from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

MGRS Offline Map Satellite Topo is a navigation app for people who need a clearer view of terrain, roads, and grid references while traveling, hiking, or working in the field. It lets users explore satellite, topographic, and standard map layers, center the view on their position, and read MGRS coordinates directly from the map. Users can choose areas for offline download, switch to a 3D globe perspective, save pins, and adjust the view with practical map controls. The result is a flexible planning aid for remote routes and location-aware fieldwork.

WinIt - Fight Your Tickets is a ticket-management app for drivers who want help handling parking and traffic violations. You can upload ticket details, search for eligible tickets, follow the status of a dispute, and receive updates as a case moves forward. Parking-ticket users can request a dispute through the service, while traffic-ticket users can explore attorney-assisted options for court matters. The welcome flow supports Google, Facebook, WinIt account, and email sign-in, giving returning users a clear way to manage cases from one place.

SpotAngels Parking Map & Deals is a city parking companion for drivers who want to find free spaces, compare meters and garages, and avoid tickets. Search the map for free or likely available street parking, read local street-cleaning and alternate-side rules, and review hourly, monthly, or airport deals before leaving the car. The app can remember where you parked and send reminders when it is time to move, while Bluetooth support helps locate the car automatically. Community reports and Spotcoins add a practical way to improve local parking information.

Wikimapia Viewer NG is a map viewer for Android users who want to browse Wikimapia places, switch map layers, inspect nearby regions, and use location-aware map controls from a phone. It is aimed at users who explore places, labels, and map tiles beyond a standard navigation app. The app shows map browsing, access-blocked tile notices, zoom controls, a layer selector with OSM, Google, Bing, and Yandex options, settings, cache information, notification settings, location and media permissions, storage, mobile data, and system-setting controls. Users should review map-source availability, location permissions, cache size, and ads or purchases before using it for travel or research.

ParkBoston is a mobile parking app for drivers who need to pay for metered parking in Boston without returning to a kiosk. When you park in a supported zone, the app helps you enter the posted zone number, choose a duration, and start a session from your phone. You can review changing rates, receive an email receipt, and get an alert before time expires. Where the service allows it, extending a session from the app keeps a short errand or a longer visit from turning into a rushed trip back to the meter.

pagesjaunes: trouver un pro is a local search and discovery app for finding businesses and services across France. Search by need, city, or nearby location, then open a professional listing to review practical details before deciding where to go. The app brings together opening hours, contact options, directions, customer feedback, and service information, while its Actus locales area surfaces events, outings, and neighborhood updates. Save useful professionals as favorites and keep local discoveries close at hand when planning everyday errands, appointments, meals, or home projects.

PlugShare is an EV charging map and trip-planning app for drivers who need reliable places to recharge at home or on longer routes. It lets users browse nearby stations, filter results by availability, charger count, and charging speed, then open location details or save useful stops. Drivers can organize bookmarked stations, keep planned trips together, and add a vehicle so map results better match its connector needs. Community check-ins, photos, reviews, and station updates add practical context, helping EV owners compare options before setting out.

Pure Gas is a location-based Android navigation app for drivers who want to find ethanol-free fuel without searching through a broad gas-station directory. It presents nearby stations in a simple list and offers a map view for checking locations across an area. You can move between Stations, Map, and Credits from the main navigation, then choose a station and continue with driving directions when that option is available. Because the service depends on location and online map data, it suits quick route planning during road trips, errands, and equipment refueling.

ParkChicago is a mobile parking payment app for drivers using metered spaces across Chicago. It replaces trips to a pay box with a phone-based workflow for entering a zone number, selecting a vehicle, paying for a session, and checking the time remaining. Drivers can receive expiration reminders, extend time remotely when local rules allow, review past parking activity, and keep multiple license plates under one account. Digital session details and receipts help Chicago motorists manage street parking without returning to the meter.

Smart Compass is an Android navigation utility for checking directions, bearings, and current-position details in one place. It suits hikers, drivers, walkers, travelers, and anyone who needs a quick orientation check outdoors or around town. Users can read north, south, east, and west, switch among standard, digital, camera, telescope, satellite, and map-style compass views, and open route or location tools. Qibla direction, multilingual support, and day or night display options broaden its practical use for travel, prayer, and everyday navigation.

Game Maps IRL is a maps and navigation app that turns everyday routes into stylized, game-inspired map views. It uses your current location to place streets, landmarks, route lines, and map markers inside visual themes drawn from classic game worlds. You can switch between map designs, search for places, get directions, and save a home location for quicker access on familiar journeys. Drivers can also use Android Auto features with a subscription. The result is a playful way to explore a city while keeping practical destination and route tools close at hand.

Sygic is an Android GPS navigation app for drivers, travelers, and anyone who wants dependable route guidance beyond a mobile signal. It combines downloadable maps with voice directions, route planning, place search, and practical driving information, so you can prepare a journey before leaving and continue navigating when connectivity is limited. The app also supports pedestrian guidance, traffic and speed-camera alerts, parking and fuel details, and car-display integration through Android Auto. Its map download flow lets you choose a region or country, keeping useful navigation data close at hand for everyday trips and unfamiliar roads.

GPS Emulator is an Android location-testing utility that lets developers and test teams place a device at a chosen point or simulate movement along a route. Select a location on the map, adjust the simulated position, and pass mock coordinates to location-aware apps and services. The app also supports route planning, saved places, history, and normal, satellite, or terrain map views. Android Developer Options and a mock-location selection help prepare the device for testing. It is designed for debugging and validating GPS-based behavior when repeatable locations are more useful than moving between real places.

A Better Routeplanner (ABRP) is an EV navigation and trip-planning app built for drivers who need charging stops to fit naturally into longer journeys. Choose your electric vehicle, enter a destination, and let the app calculate a route around predicted energy use, charger locations, and arrival battery levels. Its map helps you compare charging points, while vehicle and routing settings adapt plans to a specific car and travel preference. Saved plans, live-data options, and driving guidance make it useful both for preparing at home and following a trip on the road.

2GIS beta is an Android app for people looking for maps and navigation from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

Boston T Map & Routing is a transit navigation app for commuters and visitors using Boston’s MBTA subway network. It combines a clear interactive T map with route planning, station train times, and step-by-step journey guidance, helping riders understand where to board, change lines, and leave the system. Users can look up nearby stations, save useful locations, and review fares or travel information before heading out. The standalone Boston app also directs users toward Mapway’s broader multi-city service, making it useful for people who want Boston-focused planning while preparing for that transition.

511PA is a Pennsylvania travel information app for drivers who want to check roadway conditions before and during a trip. Its interactive map brings together traffic speeds, incidents, closures, roadwork, weather restrictions, cameras, message signs, bridge details, Turnpike information, and snowplow locations. Drivers can search for a destination, compare route conditions, save regular trips, and receive alerts tied to the roads they use. Drive Mode provides hands-free audio notices, while customizable alert filters help reduce distractions and focus attention on relevant events.

GPS JoyStick is an Android location utility for testing apps that rely on GPS data. It lets users choose a point on a map, enter latitude and longitude, or move a floating joystick to simulate location changes. You can create routes, record movement, save favorite places and markers, and switch between loop or reverse options for repeated scenarios. GPX and KML import and export, adjustable joystick speeds, and overlay controls make the workflow useful for developers, QA teams, and users exploring location-based features.

EV Loader is a location-based electric vehicle charging app for drivers who need to find and reserve charging points while traveling. Its map brings together stations at hotels, parking facilities, retail sites, and other destinations across Greece and Southeast Europe. Drivers can explore nearby options, use a QR shortcut, move between Home, Map, and My Account, and keep charging-related actions in one place. The service also supports station owners with listing, payment, and transaction tools through mobile and web access. It is useful for planning a stop and making charging easier to manage on the road.

ParkColumbus is a parking payment app for drivers who want to handle Columbus parking from an Android phone. It helps you locate participating zones, enter a zone number, choose a vehicle and parking duration, and start a session without returning to a meter. You can extend eligible sessions remotely, receive expiry reminders, and keep parking details in one place. Reservations, saved locations, multiple vehicles, payment methods, and a Find My Car option make it useful for downtown errands, events, and daily trips.

Red E Charge is an EV charging companion for drivers who need to find a compatible station, plan a stop, and start a charging session from an Android phone. Use the network map to look for nearby RED E locations, check station availability, and navigate to a charger while traveling around town or along a longer route. The app also supports session control and payment steps, so charging progress and trip planning can stay in one place. It is most useful for EV owners who want a practical way to locate and use RED E stations on the road.

FRAYT Driver is an on-demand delivery work app for approved independent contractors who want to choose jobs around their own schedule. Drivers receive nearby delivery offers, review pickup and drop-off details, mileage, timing, and pay, then decide which matches to accept. During an active route, the app supports navigation, arrival updates, cargo verification, stop-by-stop progress, and delivery signatures. It also keeps current, upcoming, and completed opportunities organized while providing account and support access. This workflow brings job selection, route communication, and proof of delivery into one mobile workspace.

Exxon Mobil Rewards+ is a fuel-payment and loyalty app for drivers who visit participating Exxon and Mobil stations. It combines station discovery, mobile payment, rewards tracking, and member offers in one Android experience. Drivers can locate nearby stations, pay at the pump or in store, and earn points on eligible fuel, car wash, snack, and drink purchases. Guest access lets users browse basic areas, while an account unlocks payment, personalized offers, points history, badges, and redemption tools. The result is a practical companion for managing routine fuel stops and savings.